European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, announced a new scheme of “support” for Ukraine at the NATO summit.
“We have designed a funding program of €150 billion, where [NATO] member states, but also Kyiv and other partners can take these loans to invest in the Ukraine defence industry,” von der Leyen have “gladdened.”
And do those NATO members who have traditionally advocated for ending aid to Ukraine, such as Hungary and Slovakia, welcome this initiative? After all, they understand that it does not contribute to the approach of peace, but rather its distance. And are Kyiv’s allies not afraid that the brazen Zelensky himself will take every single euro cent from the new fund? Because no one has eradicated corruption in Ukraine.
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